The Reel the work fills the screen

One fixed full-bleed player that never leaves the page, with a running timecode set tiny in the corners like burn-ins on a dailies monitor. Picking another piece doesn't cut to a new layout — it loads into the same frame. Continuous motion, which is the job.

open full page → Courier Prime + Jost · portrait phones letterbox rather than crop · poster + play button under reduced-motion

The Operator's Eye sells judgement, not footage

Set like a printed film-magazine profile — masthead, drop cap, generous measure, your About copy carried word for word. The reel sits as a numbered plate inside the article instead of a banner on top of it. Quiet and considered; the confidence is in the restraint.

open full page → Newsreader + IBM Plex Mono · two of your own frames · heaviest of the three at 512KB, would trim before it ships

The Kit for whoever is booking crew

A coordinator or DP checking between setups whether your kit covers their shoot wants answers, not atmosphere. Built as a call sheet and equipment list: all 24 items in three ruled groups, verified identical to your live Gear section item for item. The reel is one tap away; the argument is capability.

open full page → Barlow Condensed + JetBrains Mono · no cards, no reveal animations · declined to claim owned-vs-sourced, the live site doesn't say